The South End, Wayne State University, MI
4 days ago by Mary Sitto / For The South End
"Original" and "visionary" are two words that describe the final projects created by the 10 students in the Mixed Media Installation Art course taught by Lindsay Satchell. The course, rarely offered, is a special topic in sculpture.
The assignment was based on sensory experiences and relationships.
The South End, Wayne State University, MI
20 hours ago by Mallory Schwartz / For The South End
Ten students from Wayne State's Fashion Design and Merchandising Program for undergraduates will display their original designs at HAVEN's Annual Promenade of Hope Fundraiser, on Thursday, May 8. The event will be held at the Detroit Newspapers printing facility in Sterling Heights.
Michigan Daily, University of Michigan, Mi
5 days ago by Annie Levene
In "Made of Honor," one character tells another, "Anytime is the right time to say I love you." Actually, there are a couple of situations where that sort of declaration may not be the most appropriate thing to say. A funeral, perhaps, or maybe just after getting dumped.
Michigan Daily, University of Michigan, Mi
5 days ago by Ben VanWagoner, Assosciate Arts Editor
It's all too easy to see the summer as a bit of a social disaster, a morass of solitude and late-night video games. But it doesn't have to be this way. The local art scene is baking at a 52-week high in the summer. Don't worry about all the performances you never made it to in the fall and winter - they were inconsequential by comparison.
Michigan Daily, University of Michigan, Mi
6 days ago by David Watnick, Daily Arts Writer
As self-ascribed descriptions go, few are more apt than the label embraced by Flight of the Conchords, "New Zealand's fourth most popular guitar-based digi-bongo acapella-rap-funk-comedy folk duo." Blatantly self-parodying and stylistically spot-on, this absurdly cumbersome distinction should explain Flight of the Conchords' performance at the Michigan Theater Saturday evening.
Spring Arbor University Crusader, Spring Arbor University, MI
6 days ago by Michael Metts
Why We're Not Emergent (By Two Guys Who Should Be) by Kevin Deyoung and Ted Kluck is important. The emerging church movement (or discussion) is a huge part of the U.S. church landscape. Books and writings from authors like Brian McLaren, Peter Rollins, Doug Pagitt and Rob Bell are flooding college campuses with a fresh perspective on Christianity and some very good critiques of the modern church.
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